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Remarkable Women
A Daughter’s Twist on Family Business
Eliza Solender found her niche helping nonprofits navigate property decisions after following her father, Robert, into the commercial real estate industry.
Coronavirus
COVID-19 Brings Deadly Weekend with 48 Deaths
A total of 4,102 new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus were reported by Dallas County health officials between Friday and Sunday, and an additional 1,012 probable cases were reported, along with 48 deaths.
Society
Farm-to-Table Soiree Shows Off Bonton Farms, Black-Owned Event Vendors
Visitors gathered around tables spaced for social distancing during a Farm-To-Table Soirée at Bonton Farms in South Dallas.
Scots Fall to Eagles, Prep for District
The 69-61 road loss provided a valuable final tuneup prior to the start of District 13-5A play on Tuesday at Mesquite Poteet.
Coronavirus
What Does Pandemic Schooling Look Like in a Biden Administration?
There has been a lot of discussion around education policy and where that intersects with the pandemic - but will things change once President-elect Joe Biden takes office?
Big Grants For Big Impact
The Dallas Foundation selected local nonprofit Impact Ventures as the recipient of this year’s Pegasus Prize to continue its work developing women and minority small business owners and entrepreneurs.
UP City Council OKs Changes To CVS at 6709 Preston Road
The University Park city council this week approved creating a planned development district to allow for changes to the building that houses the CVS Pharmacy at 6709 Preston Road including providing room for a drive-thru lane for a new drive-up window.
Philanthropy
Resource Center Crosses $1M Mark on Senior Housing Campaign
With a recent donation by longtime Resource Center supporters Stephen Tosha and Stephen Strecansky, the organizations $4 million capital campaign to provide senior housing that is LGBTQ-friendly and affordable officially crossed the $1 million mark, the center said.
Coronavirus
USPS Busy Season Woes Compounded by COVID-19
It's not unusual to hear warnings from the U.S. Postal Service around the holidays regarding the timing of those Christmas packages. But when you add in a pandemic, even businesses and individuals that aren't sending anything Christmas related are watching warily.
Coronavirus
State Officials Urge Caution Until Vaccines Widely Available
As we head into a holiday week next week, we watch as more healthcare providers receive the COVID-19 vaccine and the discussions around who will get it next. Here are our bullet points for the morning.
Coronavirus
Doctor Visits During COVID-19 Mean Increased Safety Protocols
From virtual consultations to increased safety protocols, visits to the dentist or dermatologist, like everything else, are different in the time of COVID-19.